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Name Xump

Author Psilocybin Development

Description

Game for the Dreamcast console.

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Here 20th November 2005

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XUMP is a puzzle game for the GP32 by Psilocybin Development. The game is simple but will keep you busy for hours, and thats a promise! Commercial use of this game is prohibited! To contact Kedo or Kojote visit us at EFNET #pdroms

Instructions:
The game consists of a 20x12 playfield which is filled with various types of blocks. Your job is to make the blue blocks disappear from the playfield by stepping on them. There are five main types of block, each of which behave differently;

Grey Blocks: A grey block allows you to step on it with out disappearing when you stand on it. Your start point is always a grey block, the last block you step on must be a grey block as well.
Grey Arrow Blocks: Arrow blocks forward you AUTOMATICALLY in the given direction without warning, with exception to the
two way arrow blocks which have either a vertical or horizontal black line. You may only walk over two way arrow blocks in the direction of the arrows. Arrow blocks do not disappear when you step on them
Warp Blocks: Warp blocks always come in a double pack. If you jump in, you come out at the other warp block. Warp blocks are grey and have a hole in them, they do not disappear when you step on them.
Blue Blocks: Blue blocks have to be destroyed by stepping on them. Be warned that blue blocks disappear after a short while of standing on them, or when you leave the block.
Darkblue Blocks: Darkblue blocks turn into blue blocks, be careful: Darkblue blocks are sometimes an essential part of the puzzle elements.

The first levels are for 'easy entertainment'. At first the levels are small, then get bigger and harder at each stage. Even if you do not read the instructions here, you should be able to handle the game when you start at level 1. To make everything a bit more tricky keep track of the time, but don't panic.If you solve a level without fault you will get a 'well done'. This 'well done' is worth one extra chance, otherwise you will just get a 'done' without any bonus. A 'well done' is the only possibility in this game to get an extra life.

Thanks to: JyCet, Torlus, EvilDragon, GreenG, Mr. Spiv